The 1.3-mile Westside Trail–Segment 4 project connects communities from Pittsburgh Yards to Blandtown, delivering 6.7 miles ...

While the world waits for autonomous cars to become a reality, autonomous shuttles are popping up in towns across America, moving people around college campuses, downtowns and shopping locations. And ...

World Cup matches will bring an influx of VIPs in their private jets, so Atlanta’s general aviation airports are preparing for a crush.

With the completion of Westside Trail–Segment 4, walkers, runners and cyclists can now travel 6.7 continuous miles along the Atlanta Beltline, from University Avenue in southwest Atlanta to Huff ...

The 535-mile expansion plan, known as Trails ATL, aims to make the city more walkable, bringing 10-minute access to trails for 95% of city residents by 2052.

The Brief Atlanta Beltline, Inc. has approved a $242 million budget for FY2026, focusing on trail completion, affordable housing, and transit initiatives ahead of the World Cup. $98.8 million is ...

The Atlanta Beltline, Inc. announced they were moving forward with their new budget, ringing in at $242 million.

ATLANTA — Starting in January 2026, travelers along the southwest corridor of the Atlanta Beltline will experience a first-of-its-kind ride: four autonomous shuttles looping between MARTA’s ...

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens, Atlanta Beltline, Inc. President and CEO Clyde Higgs, elected officials from Fulton County and ...

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Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. said it wants to try and do as much as it can in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. For Trettel, he said the time for trying has passed. He needs to see some results.